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And The Walls Came Tumbling Down… Preparation of Town Centre Sites Begins
Buildings that many Guildfordians have grown up with over the last century are fast disappearing in the development area to the north of North Street. As the demolition teams moved…
Where Is This? No.123
By David Rose Plenty of correct replies to last week’s mysteries – the vintage photo showing Woodbridge Meadows viewed from the footbridge alongside the ‘seven arch’ railway bridge in Walnut Tree…
Where Is This? No.122
By David Rose A good many replies to last week’s mysteries – the vintage photo showing the junction of Farnham Road and Bridge Street near the entrance to the railway…
Where Is This? No.121
By David Rose A view looking down Cooper Road was the mystery vintage view last week. Correctly identified by a number of readers. Click here to see their replies at…
My Direct Family Link With The Great War
By Martin Giles A hundred years seems like a long time. Few of us live that long and given that we can remember little of our first few years the…
Wonderful Exhibition Of Wartime Artefacts At Worplesdon
Worplesdon hosted a wonderful exhibition of First World War artefacts, old photos and memorabilia at its Memorial Hall on Monday (August 4). About 200 people visited the free display that…
How The First World War Came To Guildford Exactly 100 Years Ago
By David Rose How the world has changed over the past 100 years. How different the scenes in Guildford town centre were 100 years ago when news came through that Great Britain…
Do You Recognise This Mystery Pub?
A plea for help from the National Brewery Centre is hard to resist, there might be free samples, so when the following email message was received we agreed to try…
Where Is This? No.120
By David Rose Great replies once again to last week’s images. The vintage photo showed a ‘slow’ train to Portsmouth between the two tunnels at St Catherine’s. The bridge from…
‘The Lamps Are Going Out…’ – WWI Commemorative Events and Services
‘The lamps are going out all over Europe, we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime’. These words, attributed to Britain’s Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Grey on the…
See: Tumbling Bay Footbridge: National Trust Says It Is ‘Committed to Finding a Resolution’
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